Establish your business in Vietnam with local coordination, company formation support and on-the-ground execution assistance.
Why Vietnam?
Vietnam offers international companies a strategic location, competitive costs, a skilled workforce and access to one of the world's fastest-growing regions.
Vietnam offers international companies a strategic location, competitive costs, a skilled workforce and access to one of the world’s fastest-growing regions.
Is Vietnam Right for Your Business?
Before deciding on a business structure, it is important to understand your objectives and market strategy.
Market potential assessment
Industry opportunity analysis
Entry strategy roadmap
Investment structure advisory
Regulatory considerations
Risk assessment and mitigation
Common Business Structures in Vietnam
Foreign-Owned Company
The most common structure for international companies seeking full operational control in Vietnam.
Representative Office
Suitable for market research, partner management and business development activities.
Joint Venture
Ideal when local participation or sector-specific requirements make partnership advantageous.
Business Setup Is More Than Registration
Successful market entry requires more than paperwork. It requires local coordination, partner alignment and execution support on the ground.
How AXIS Can Support
1
Assessment & Objectives
Understand your business goals, priorities and market opportunities.
2
Business Structure Selection
Select the most appropriate structure for your expansion plans.
3
Licensing & Registration
Coordinate documentation and registration requirements.
4
Banking Setup
Support with corporate banking arrangements.
5
Operational Setup
Office, HR, accounting and operational coordination.
6
Ongoing Support
Local coordination and business support after launch.
Why Work with Axis?
After Your Company Is Established
Frequently Asked Questions
Can foreigners own a company in Vietnam?
Yes, foreign investors can own companies in Vietnam depending on the sector and business activity involved.
What is the difference between a company and a representative office?
A representative office is generally used for market research and business development, while a company can conduct commercial activities.
How long does company registration take?
Timelines vary depending on the business activity, structure and approvals required.
Do I need a local partner?
Not always. It depends on the sector, objectives and regulatory requirements.
Can AXIS help after company registration?
Yes. AXIS can continue supporting coordination, market development and local business activities.
Can AXIS help identify suppliers and distributors?
Yes. Supplier sourcing, partner search and local coordination form part of our support services.
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Thinking About Vietnam?
Whether you are evaluating company formation, representative offices or broader market entry opportunities, AXIS can help you understand your options and coordinate the process on the ground.